Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.

Face IT will help you to learn new skills and will give you useful tips so you feel more confident about the way you look. You'll learn how to deal with situations that you find upsetting or uncomfortable. It will help you feel more comfortable meeting new people and being with friends, going to the shops, playing sport, or going to work. Face IT will also allow you to test out social situations that you might find difficult on the computer (like going out in public or responding to people who stare or ask questions about your appearance), so that you can practice how to manage them and increase your confidence before trying it out for real. While you are completing Face IT, you will have access to your own personal journal that you can use throughout the program to record your feelings, experiences and progress. This is an important and helpful part of the program and you will be able to access your journal at any time. Feel free to express your feelings however you want. You can also visit the Face IT@home discussion forum. This is a place where you can meet and socialise with other people who have a visible difference. You can discuss any concerns you may have or offer support to others. The forum is also a place where you can talk about your experiences of using Face IT, for example, any difficulties you might be having or what you particularly like about the program.

No, it's a simple program but you will need motivation and commitment to complete it. The key thing to remember about Face IT is that it's up to you how much or how little you get from it. You'll be asked to do one session per week until you have completed all 8 sessions. But you can repeat sessions or revisit sections during the week or whenever you want to. After you've finished Face IT you will be sent a quiz to remind you of the skills you've learnt. You'll also be asked to do some easy activities at home to help you practice what you've learnt. The more you practice your skills the more Face IT will help. If you forget to do the activity, don't worry we'll send you an e-mail reminder.

The tips and advice provided are used by counsellors and support groups. Another version of Face IT has already been scientifically tested and found to be very helpful. This is the first time this program has been available to people in their own homes. Here are two examples of people who found the tips and advice in Face IT helpful. Alice has scars on her face because of a road traffic accident: "I found the program very interesting. My biggest problem is that I feel differently about my scars at different times. Sometimes I feel very confident and I can deal with the negative aspects, like being looked at or asked questions, but sometimes I can't deal with it and I become quite depressed and feel helpless. The program has given me tools to use when I feel down, which make me more able to help myself rather than allowing situations to overwhelm me. Thank you very much for allowing me to take part". Beatrice has hair loss: "At the beginning of the program I was feeling low, depressed and very anxious which made it hard for me to concentrate. I now feel very different. Face IT has helped me to realise why I felt so anxious". Because Face IT is online it's particularly useful for people who can't easily get help from health services or who don't want to talk about their worries face-to-face.

Nothing changes straight away - we all need time to learn new skills and it will take some people longer than others to come to terms with their appearance issues and learn to deal with them. The fact that you're even here, looking at Face IT, shows that you want to help yourself and have the ability to take control. Remember that practice makes perfect. Doing the activities we give you in or after the sessions will make it easier to learn the new skills. But if you're having difficulty completing a certain activity, don't panic! If you don't succeed first time, that doesn't mean you have failed - DON'T GIVE UP! - have another go. Try to see times when you haven't succeeded as a chance to learn so that you can do things better next time. Some people will find that Face IT is all the support they need, but others may need further support. If you're finding life very difficult to deal with, then Face IT may not offer you enough support. In this situation, please seek further help. The following page has details of different support groups that may be useful if you're upset, want someone to talk to, or want more information about your condition. These contacts are also available on the main menu screen.